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Bob Brandy One of Wayne’s piece “Bob Brandy”. Bob Brandy was a treasure Chattanooga’s television legend who hosted the afternoon children’s show called “The Bob Brandy Show” on WTVC channel. In the show featuring Bob in his usual cowboy attire, co-host Ingrid Brandy and his horse Rebel. The show was loved by every schoolchild in the area, with cartoons, games, and chances to win free RC Colas and Moon pies. Bob’s show ran from 1958 to 1978. Basically, Bob liked children and having fun with them.
The piece of art is made from cardboards, it also moves. Behind the Bob there are children sitting and having fun with Bob. The reason being White made piece of art could be that, he had an interest in art since he was a kid. The Bob Brandy art is

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